China sends investigators to Brisbane to aid Australia in the 2024 hot coffee attack on infant Luka, who suffered severe burns.

A Chinese investigative team is traveling to Brisbane to assist Australian authorities in the 2024 case of a man accused of pouring hot coffee on nine-month-old Luka in Hanlon Park, causing severe burns. The suspect, a 33-year-old man, fled to China four days after police identified him, evading capture due to the lack of an extradition treaty. Chinese Ambassador Xiao Qian confirmed Beijing’s cooperation, stating China is committed to investigating the incident. The baby required multiple surgeries, and the case remains active, with Australian police urging public assistance.